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I stand tall, smiling manically through a TV screen. Static amidst the broadcast, what a wonderful scene. Turn up the volume, I'm showing the death of a nation. Stand up and yell, dance in formation. I open my third eye, I can see it all. Turn around and around, everyone will fall. They watch with their eyes glued. No matter what they do, they're all ******* They sway two and fro. A telecast promoting vertigo. I raise a blade to my throat and sing a chorus. Black chords all around like liquorice. They stare hypnotised at the television show. I cut my throat and blood starts to flow. I open my third eye, I can see it all. Turn around and around, everyone will fall. The screen cuts to static. A washed out town. For a mere moment, I was their king. I wore a crown. I lay on the floor of the studio, bleeding out. I hurt them all, my mind has no doubts. But I smile and laugh, coughing up red. Those ******** won't forget the things they said.
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Nov 26, 2017
Nov 26, 2017 at 3:06 PM UTC
kennith.
I stand tall, smiling manically through a TV screen. Static amidst the broadcast, what a wonderful scene. Turn up the volume, I'm showing the death of a nation. Stand up and yell, dance in formation. I open my third eye, I can see it all. Turn around and around, everyone will fall. They watch with their eyes glued. No matter what they do, they're all ******* They sway two and fro. A telecast promoting vertigo. I raise a blade to my throat and sing a chorus. Black chords all around like liquorice. They stare hypnotised at the television show. I cut my throat and blood starts to flow. I open my third eye, I can see it all. Turn around and around, everyone will fall. The screen cuts to static. A washed out town. For a mere moment, I was their king. I wore a crown. I lay on the floor of the studio, bleeding out. I hurt them all, my mind has no doubts. But I smile and laugh, coughing up red. Those ******** won't forget the things they said.
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Nov 26, 2017
Nov 26, 2017 at 3:06 PM UTC
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